The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-07

recording location.
The Stock Growers Assoc;at;on n
Southern Montana will hold meeting a,
the Court House on Saturday, the 15tl
inst, at which full attendance is desired
Parties wishing to buy marriage licenses
will hereafter apply to Probate Judge Mel
ton. The extra session of the Legislature
changed the law. Licenses will continue
to be sold at statute prices.
There was no meeting Of the CITY
Council ON "Wednesday evening, as there
was no quorum present. A special meet.
ing Of the Council will be held on mex,
Wednesday evening, the 18th.
A San Jose, California, paper publishes
the marriage notice Of Archie Harrington
and Miss Matte Il. Mulkey. Both were
formerly Of Bannack, Montana, at which
place they are quite we'll Known
Work on number of new buildings IL,
tho city is progressing rapidly. CONTRACTOR
McCunc is pushing his contracts, and be.
fore the season closes he will complete his
work in substantial and work kmanlike
manner.
The large circulation Of the TRIBUNE
In Southern Montana and Eastern Idaho
makes 1t the medium for advertisers to
strike the buying public. Advertising "a
vors, to secure insertion should be sent in
on Thursday.
Sheriff Jones went to Pocatello, Idaho
and brought back Robert Cowan. Sheriff
Caruthers came over from Virginia City
and took Cowan back with him on Wetines
day. Mr.. Cowan is wanted over that way
for horse stealing.
Surveyor Mead, Of Virginia City, la.
completed the survey Of the Montana Tin
Mining Co.'S mines, located in Madison
county. A Government title TO the prop
erty will be obtained as soon as process o.
patenting is finished.
The Ladies' aid Society Of Grace NJ. +
Church will meet at the residence Of Phi
H. Poindexter next Wednesday afternoon
Oct. 18th. Those wishing to attend ar.
requested to be at Mrs. John Forrester's
promptly at ,r. IN.
The October number Of Tile 81. flames
Record has been issued and circulated. L
contains church matters Of special interes
to Episcopalians. The little church journ
al is carefully compiled and usefully edi ee
by Rev. S. d. Hooker.
L. l.. ID. Haig has been placed on tn,
editorial stool Of the Butte Miner, vice
S. Dickerson. The old Miner has bee,
sleepy for some time past, and It is hopes
the change will infuse some life into th
once popular pioneer paper Of Butte.
The other day Dillon blood went up t.
Butte to inhale the light atmosphere q
that wicked town. While elbowing hi
way through crowd of Main street round
ers he was relieved Of gold watch. Fl
is now at home, wondering how in "sheol
the job was did SO neatly.
Don't send away for your cloaks, whe
you can select and fit them at home, an
especially when you can buy them at Eas'
ern prices. Eliel's fall stock Of ladies
misses and children's cloaks and wraps
in and ready for your inspection. 1t will /
style and cut suit the most fastidious. s'
The First National Bank continues t
receive nice patches Of gold dust Cashie
Klemm reports the receipt OF SIS ounces
valued at Sis per ounce and worth $3.50
The gold was received from Gibbonvil'
and Salmon City, and shipped to the as
say Offices at Helena and Boise City, Idaho
The supper supplied and served by tn
ladies Of the First Baptist Church at til
bakery building, on Wednesday evening
was an elegant repast Of nicely cooke
goodies, spread and served to the satisfae
ticn Of everybody. The ladies realize
$50, which will be applied for the henef
of the Baptist Church.
The Odd Fellows Of Dillon are making
the most elaborate preparations for til
meeting of the Grand Lodge to be held i
this city. The programme Of exercise
will be found in another column. Th
brothers OF Apollo Lodge are determine
to make tho parade and grand ball eclips
anythirg heretofore witnessed in Dillon.
You cannot afford to make any impol
tant purchase without consulting the ca
alogue OF Veins took \ Lubin, importer
and general outGtters, Sacramento, Cal;
The same goods and STYLES are kept by III